
Director of Training and Education Services at Headington Institute
Greater Los Angeles Area

Director of Training and Education Services at Headington Institute
Greater Los Angeles Area
Australian forensic psychologist specializing in stress and trauma issues related to humanitarian relief and development work. Directs the Headington Institute's training and education program which involves national and international travel to deliver training workshops and consultation services, as well as writing training and education materials for humanitarian workers and mental health professionals.
My other passion is creative writing. My first novel, My Hands Came Away Red, was published in 2007.
Humanitarian work, trauma care, stress management, forensic psychology, international humanitarian law, adult education, creative non-fiction and fiction writing
(Non-Profit; 1-10 employees; Mental Health Care industry)
September 2003 — Present (5 years 11 months)
Directs the training and education side of the Headington Institute's mission - which is to provide psychological and spiritual support to humanitarian relief and development workers around the world. Writes the Institute's training curriculum. Travels nationally and internationally delivering workshops on stress and trauma management in the humanitarian context.
M.A. , International Peace Studies , 2002 — 2003
Recipient of the Thomas D. McClosky Peace Fellows Scholarship
M.Psychol. , Forensic Psychology , 1999 — 2000
First Class Honours
B.Sc. (Hons) , Science/Psychology , 1995 — 1998
First Class Honours
Writing (novels, essays, magazine articles). My first novel "My hands came away red" was released September 2007.
ADVANCE (Australian Professionals in America)
Thomas D. McClosky Peace Fellows Scholarship (Notre Dame)